Sentence examples for be reformed into from inspiring English sources

From 1 July they will be reformed into a simpler product, dubbed the New Isa, or Nisa.

It was previously reported that CO2 could be reformed into CO, CH4, etc., which can be used as fuels, by TiO2 as the photocatalyst and under UV radiation.

Hydrocarbon fuels that are readily transported can be reformed into synthesis gas, or syngas, which is a gaseous mixture of hydrogen, carbon monoxide and other species.

Natural gas can be reformed into hydrogen, which can be dispensed at hydrogen stations in about the same amount of time as gasoline.

Blatter seems also to have come round to the realisation that Fifa needs to be reformed into a modern organisation with systems for earning and spending its money properly, and introduced the experienced Swiss plc chief executive Scala to oversee it.

It says young and single unemployed people should receive lower rates of payment than other unemployed people, and that rent assistance should be reformed into a subsidy scheme for both public and private housing, rather than having public housing rent based on a percentage of a person's income.

Under Pope Gregory XIII (reigned 1572 85) the Julian calendar was reformed into the modern Gregorian calendar.

HIBIE was reformed into the Wyss Institute in January 2009 upon receiving a $125 million dollar gift from Harvard Business School alumnus and Swiss philanthropist Hansjörg Wyss.

Based on the results, the NHMJLS is reformed into an uncertain switching structure referred to as the associated switched Markov jump linear system (AS-MJLS).

A recent development in Brooklyn, where small triangles of land have been reformed into pedestrian plazas, has led to a reduction in crime.

Many hunts have since been reformed into trail or drag hunting, in which dogs track an animal scent that has been artificially laid out through the woods.